ELECTION-RIGGING in Britain is hallowed by time, if nothing else.
Without a hint of embarrassment, Justice Rehnquist argued that the decision in the Civil Rights Cases was hallowed by time and could not be disturbed.
"It would be unthinkable to play around with those spaces which are so wonderfully intact and have become venerated, hallowed, over time and are steeped in history," Mr. Foster said in a telephone interview.
Just as our rituals are hallowed by time, we must be careful because prejudice and violence are also very old as well.
The once-ubiquitous Wednesday matinee is often optional; most Tuesday night performances now feature a commuter-friendly 7 p.m. curtain time; and the all but hallowed Sunday matinee curtain time of 3 p.m. now requires confirmation.
The Browns' head coach, Bill Belichick, could never push Cleveland to a Super Bowl, but he later led the New England Patriots to that hallowed match four times.
She was actually named on Time's hallowed list.
Mrs. A finds herself unable to sleep more than three or four hours, trying to figure out how she can get to the sailing, the rowing, the two marathons and, of course, the shot-put in Olympia, the first time this hallowed site will be used in 2,000 years.
The decision to come to West Point was made by your sons and daughters, but it was you who instilled in them a spirit of service that has led them to this hallowed place in a time of war.
Or rather, the programmes to which he lent his brand of gurgling pranksterism were not the asinine guff they may have appeared, but hallowed relics from Simpler Times.
